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Charlotte Bronte's "The Missionary" provides insight into "why missions" and attitudes toward non-Christian religions that might be especially helpful to young people -- so says Phillip Jenkins on Patheos.

A study suggests that a "faith-based" life benefits learning, grades, and graduation rates, especially among working-class males.

A wonderful tribute to the great editor and baseball writer, Roger Angell, who died at age 101 -- from the New Yorker.

Russell Moore in Christianity Today calls it an "apocalypse" not a crisis.

As Pentecost draws near, Reggie Smith examines the work of the Spirit and implications of Pentecost for today.

We know the influence of Paul's letters, but are there good reasons to believe he probably wrote other letters and they were lost?

The recently retired Bishop of the African Methodist Episcopal Church named the interim president of the NCC.

Kristin Kobes Du Mez writes on Saturday's horrific shooting in Buffalo, New York; "replacement theory;" and silence of conservative Christians.

Frank Peretti's novels of angels, demons, and corrupt liberal elites, now seem like reality to some Christians.